nato.0+55
nato.0+55"a revolutionary collection of modular objects for the MAX programming environment".
short timeline of events:
1996: first mailing-list activity
1997: audio cd publication: krop3rom||a9ff
the internet domain god-emil.dk is created by Andrew McKenzie (h3o).
1998: the programs 0føOO3, b1257+12 and @¶31®�≠Ÿ are released.
1999: February-July: a series of visual software applications is released: m9ndfukc.0+99, k!berzveta.0+2, kinematek.0+2, nebula.m81, !=z2c!ja.0+38
July: first public release of nato.0+55
2000, November: nato summit at DEAF_00/Rotterdam.
2001, August: nato workshop at Betaville/Paris.
NN is working as artistic guest director at STEIM.
Nato workshops are hosted at STEIM in May and December.
2002: NN gives a few concerts around Europe.
2003: eusocial.com vanishes.
References:
http://n3krozoft.com/n2+0/nn.timeline.html - Unofficial NN timeline
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nato.0+55+3d
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netochka_Nezvanova
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